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[Scott Wolpow]

There is not much you can do beyond proper SEO.

It depends on how you structure the page.

The name should be in h2 tags at a minimum and the page should be 
exclusive about that person.

It helps if the name is unique, like my full name.
Are you trying to get rank on the name or the profession?

Scott Wolpow

On 4/20/2012 11:27 AM, Sue Sours wrote:
> I have a couple keywords - it's a person's name actually --  that I'd 
> like to ensure that my site ranks top for.  The trick is, I only have 
> a couple pages (to be added) where I can add this name into our 
> content so not sure how much happen organically.  What is the best 
> route ? Is there anything I can do other a Google Ad or Sponsored LInk 
> - which might be too commercial for this?
>
> Thanks for your thoughts-
>
> sue
>
>
>
> -- 
> Sue Sours
> WCW Information & Technology Systems Manager
> Wellesley Centers for Women
> www.wcwonline.org <http://www.wcwonline.org>
> e-mail: ssours at wellesley.edu <mailto:ssours at wellesley.edu>   phone: 
> 781-283-2560
> Wellesley College   106 Central Street   Wellesley, MA 02481
>
>
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